Terrible. Tried to charge me tax on a gift card I was purchasing. Waited 15 minutes for them to…read morefigure it out - eventually they figured out how to remove the tax but this seems dishonest. Washington State does not allow tax on a gift card because it's the equivalent of cash. Check your total before checking out.

Needed some wood on a Sunday. Remembered this place which save us time vs driving into town…read more Went to the lumber yard and two very helpful people asked what we needed. We were vague on what we needed so they helped us figure out what we needed. Some of the plywood they cut to size for us. Everything was loaded into the truck and we were very happy campers. Definitely come here first.

Great selection of landscape supplies-gravel, sand and different soil. I believe it's now called…read moreWalrath Landscape Supply.

Good place for dirt , a lot of rock type, wood shavings …read more Easy to pick up or have it delivered to where you need it. There is a plants place real close by if you need some more plants . This is a good place to get the product for your landscaping needs.

Absolutely outstanding customer service and installation experience. I went into the showroom to…read moresee about getting a piece of remnant countertop for a small kitchenette that I was building in an apartment. Gary, Scott and Travis assisted me in selecting a piece, taking the measurements and scheduling an installation date. The price for the remnant and installation was easily $400 cheaper than anyone else in the Puget Sound area. Upon installation, Edgar (the installer) went above and beyond and installed the countertop and my undermount sink at no cost, even assisted with another bathroom countertop that I had purchased from a big box store. The work was very professional, friendly and fast. A+++ in my book, especially after dealing with other contractors (during my house build) that were anything but professional, friendly and fast. I will be back Gary and Team!

I hired Granite Gallery to do an extensive remodel on my home...all new cabinets (2 bathrooms and…read morekitchen), quartz countertops, convert 1 tub/shower to a walk-in shower, and new flooring throughout. Gary (the owner) came out to take measurements and I discussed with him and showed him the damage to some of my cabinets including the upstairs bathroom vanity. When he sent me the rendering, I asked for a change to the bathroom cabinets from just cabinet doors to a door and 2 small drawers. We agreed to the change via email. When they came to do demolition, they left the upstairs vanity intact so that I had running water in a sink somewhere in my house. I planned to keep my original sinks from the bathrooms and one of the toilets but they discarded the downstairs sink and the top of the tank from the toilet that I was going to keep. I did ask that they provide new sinks because it was an error on their part but I did go buy a 2nd new toilet myself. When they installed the new cabinets downstairs (kitchen and 1 bathroom), the bathroom vanity only had the cabinet doors without the 2 small drawers I had requested. I was confused but thought it must not have been doable in such a small space since my new cabinets were NOT custom. Work continued and eventually they were wrapping things up...or so I thought. They brought the quartz countertop for the upstairs vanity but there was no new vanity yet. I called Gary and he said it wasn't included in the original order but he said he'd get that ordered. It was 3 to 4 weeks later that they were finally coming out to install the vanity, countertop, etc. as well as finally install the door/drawer pulls on all my cabinets. I work from home but was very busy in meetings that day so only checked the work after they'd left. That is when I discovered that the layout I had requested WAS possible so the upstairs vanity had the cabinet and 2 small drawers. I had paid for this project with an upfront payment of more than half the cost of the project, a mid project payment, and then a "final" payment as things were beginning to wrap up but before I realized they didn't have my final cabinet. I was then contacted to pay 1 final invoice for the upstairs vanity and the knobs/pulls...both of these items were part of my original order. I tried to stop into The Granite Gallery showroom to speak to Gary in person but he was out so one of the girls had him email me in which he attached the original rendering of the cabinets and pointed out that only 1 bathroom vanity was ordered and I agreed to it. In my response, I attached the email conversation where I agreed to a different configuration. I had also let him know that they didn't cut a hole at the base of that upstairs vanity for the heat to vent out into the bathroom. After more than a week when I hadn't heard back, I reached out again via email and received an email from his assistant informing me that Gary was out so she was receiving his emails and answering. She said that Gary had decided to write off the upstairs cabinet and to enjoy my remodelled home. I sent a response that the heat vent still needed to be addressed and I have been ignored...no response. Overall, the workmanship was good and the foreman was very helpful but the lack of decent communication and follow through on The Granite Gallery's part was horrible and now I feel like I've been blown off because they screwed up on the cabinet layout and I have it in writing. I would NOT recommend doing business with this company.

This is the place to go to get great tile, good advice, and helpful suggestions. The owner really…read moreknows his stuff and is willing to share his knowledge.

I went to several tile shops before visiting The Ceramic Tile Shop. This shop truly cares about…read morehelping the customer find what will best fit his/her needs. Jerry went out of his way to help me select a unique tile for my powder room. He guided me with enthusiasm and care as if it was his own home improvement project. Other tile shops did not provide the personal touch provided by The Ceramic Tile Shop. For that reason, I won't go anywhere else to select tile.

Bought a sink cabinet - on a strict "no returns" policy - only to find the quartz sink top did not…read morefit the wooden cabinet. The opening of the top drawers would be blocked by the quartz top edge. This must have been known to GS when they set up these items in their showroom.

This is the cheapest place in Seattle that I have found for granite and quartz, BUT buyer beware…read more If you know how to cut, handle, seam, and polish edges, then this place is a good deal for you. If this is your 1st time buying or installing stone do not step into these waters. If you choose to ignore that advice, you do so at your own financial peril. I have been buying granite here for 11 years. Twice my order has both been cut correctly and ready when I showed up. Seriously, 2 times out of maybe 20. You have to measure your stone before it is loaded, inspect corners and edges. There have been a few times when I provided a template and the cuts we still off. MEASURE BEFORE YOU LEAVE. If it is wrong and you leave, they will not fix and you will not get a refund or credit. Will not. As stated, stone prices are cheap, there is little to no haggle room on the stone, but they make their profit in fabrication: the cuts. Be aware of that when you are discussing cost. There is also wide margin on their sinks, fixtures and cabinets - especially vanities. The cabinets are plywood flat packs and quality is in line with IKEA. I would advise against a cabinet purchase here, but I am a cabinet maker so I am by nature bias. They put gas the glue for a couple weeks and some people hate that smell. In summary: cheaply priced, but quality stone, zero customer service during or after the sale, and it is on you to make sure it is all correct.

Fast, friendly, propane fill in Lacey. I was in and out in mere minutes. I came in on a late…read moreweekday afternoon and popped in for a quick fill of my 5lb and 20lb propane tanks. Once I asked for a propane fill, I was directed to drop my tanks by the fill station just outside of the office to the left of the building. Once my tanks were filled up, I headed back in, paid for my propane and off I went. I appreciate the friendly and patient gentleman who helped me got me squared away with mindful intent. I noticed that there is clear abscence of propane refill reviews for this side of Lacey and I've always had great experiences with the Central Welding Supply in Seattle (4th Ave location) and figured I would drop by this location to see if I would get a similar customer experience. I was glad that I did. I am very well aware of the alternatives. I am not a fan of propane tank exchanges for numerous reasons at the big box store on the other side of the block. Nor am I a fan of going to the other locations where the employees give you the feeling that you're bothering them every time you ask for a propane fill.

What can I say? They've got the stuff you need for welding at decent prices- with student…read morediscounts. The workers are funny and sincere guys. I just wish that they'd have more smaller sizes/stuff for women on hand- they can special order things, but I prefer to try before I buy.